For our Weekly Drop Watch column, Fashionista scours the market to curate the most noteworthy releases from our favorite fashion and beauty brands. Keep scrolling for this week’s highlights.Fashion LaunchesA new Marc Jacobs campaign
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Marc Jacobs unveiled its Spring 2026 campaign for Make Your Marc, “a collection that celebrates individuality through the house’s most iconic accessories and design codes,” per a press release. A focal point of the collection is The Snapshot, a compact-camera style bag that celebrates its 10th anniversary this year. Tory Burch Spring 2026
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Tory Burch launched its Spring 2026 collection and campaign, featuring Alex Consani, Hejia Li and Anwar Odhiang, this week. It features new ready-to-wear, Romy and Charlie handbag styles, Forget Me Not jewelry and eclectic accessories. Shop the new arrivals now at toryburch.com.Coach’s ‘Repurposed’ Capsule
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Coach launched the Coach Repurposed Capsule, a curation of ready-to-wear handbags “re-crafted with post-consumer denim from vintage and secondhand stores.” The brand refers to this launch as “a milestone in Coach’s ongoing commitment to circular design,” building on its (Re)Loved initiative that first began on the runway. Priced from $350 – $795, the styles are available to purchase at Coach stores globally as well as on coach.com.Naturalizer x June Ambrose
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Costume designer, stylist and creative director June Ambrose partnered with Naturalizer on a new range of footwear that “looks high fashion but moves like sport,” called Style-letics. The line includes a sandal-boot remix with a convertible shaft and a ghillie pump built like a sneaker. Shop the first drop, which ranges in price from $275 to $350, now at naturalizer.com.The North Face’s new Red Box collection
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The North Face unveiled its Red Box SS26 collection, built with technical fabrics and modern silhouettes. The 25-piece collection includes tops, bottoms, accessories and outerwear for men and women, with pricing ranging from $50-$400. Shop it now at thenorthface.com.Salomon x Dina Ayada XT-Whisper
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Salomon introduced the next chapter of the XT-Whisper with its new campaign featuring artist, musician and cultural voice Dina Ayada. The brand relaunched the XT-Whisper in December 2024; the new version of the style “reflects Salomon’s commitment to self-expression and craftsmanship, staying true to the legacy of running performance without compromising function or style,” per a press release. Shop it for $145 at salomon.com.Theory Spring 2026
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Theory introduced its Spring 2026 campaign and collection, “Made by NYC,” featuring Molly Gordon and Ken Leung. The collection is “centered on Washed Twill, a new fabric story designed to bridge polish and ease,” per a press release from the brand. The material is incorporated into deconstructed blazers, flowing trousers and effortless dresses. Shop the collection — priced from $135 to $1,495 — at theory.com now.Alo’s Valentine’s Day drop
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Alo launched its second Valentine’s Day drop featuring Elsa Hosk and two new colorways: Bright Red and Plum Kiss. Shop the collection, which ranges in price from $28 to $188, at aloyoga.com.A Dr. Martens ’90s reboot
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Dr. Martens relaunched its ’90s Buzz sole, “reworked with fresh silhouettes, expanded colorways and a sharper, style-first point of view,” according to the brand. The chunky shoe styles include the Buzz Strap ($150) and Buzz Hi Boot ($180) in a brown colorway with contrasting pink piping. Shop them now at drmartens.com.Beauty LaunchesSummer Fridays’ 2 new lip launches
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Summer Fridays dropped two new lip products — Soft Line Lip Liner and Flushed Lip Stain — this week. The former is a creamy, hyaluronic-spiked pencil meant to define lips for a sculpted look. It comes in eight shades and retails for $20. The latter is a long-wear formula offering a flushed tint meant to enhance your lip tone that comes in six shades for $22 each. (They can also be purchased as a duo for $34). Shop them both at summerfridays.com and sephora.com.Merit’s new lipstick
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Merit has a new lipstick: Signature Lip Blush ($28). A revival of a formula it originally introduced in a limited-edition holiday set in 2023, the sheer-matte lip color is now part of the brand’s permanent lineup in eight shades. Shop it now at meritbeauty.com and sephora.com.Prequel’s redness-soothing cleanserPrequel dropped a new cleanser this week targeting redness. The Redness Reform Sulfur Cleanser ($18) is a foaming formula that incorporates 2.5% colloidal sulfur, azelaic acid, cica, bisabolol, panthenol and aloe to “support a calmer, clearer, more even-looking complexion while maintaining a healthy skin barrier,” per a press release. Get it at prequelskin.com.By/Rosie Jane’s passionfruit fragrance
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By/Rosie Jane introduced Matilda, a passionfruit scent with a “skin-like dry down,” and notes of meringue, tropical fruit, golden mush and sandalwood. Inspired by the founder’s daughter, the fragrance is “meant to feel like bottled sunshine,” per a press release.” Shop it for $86 (50mL), $29 (10mL) or $48 (7 mL perfume oil) at sephora.com and byrosiejane.com.Cocokind x Olipop
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Cocokind partnered with Olipop on an extension of its Ceramide Lip Blur Balm line into three shades inspired by the soda brand’s flavors: Strawberry Vanilla, Cherry Cola and Cream Soda. “At Cocokind, everything starts with intention, from how we formulate our products to how we build partnerships,” said Priscilla Tsai, founder & CEO of Cocokind, via a press release. “This collaboration with Olipop brings together two brands that believe great products should be both effective and joyful.” Shop the products for $12 each (or as a five-shade variety pack for $50) at cocokind.com and ulta.com.Please note: Occasionally, we use affiliate links on our site. This in no way affects our editorial decision-making. (Learn about our sponsored affiliate offerings.)
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